I don't know of any gay man who listens to Bruce Springsteen, Pink Floyd or the Arctic Monkeys...to name a few examples.

The gay men I know only listen to pop and rnb.

I'm gay myself and detest rock music. And I don't even know why...

What's about rock music that's so gay reppelent?

Yeah they listen to everything. We have gays here who love rap and country for example.

I don't like active rock that much but I enjoy a few tracks by the Arctic Monkeys, Cage The Elephant, Paramore, etc. I like alt pop/rock sometimes.

Lol there's lots of kinds of gay guys. I like some rock music, but im not obsessed with it. I've known a few gay/bi guys that were rock fans also.

no gay men only listen to lady gaga while running in heels around their house and looking for the D on grindr

Are all the gays you know on ATRL?

Yes, of course they do.

I enjoy rock music, especially the aggressive type.

avril lavigne has some bops!

I love rock music.

Yeah.

I'm gay and I listen to 75% rock and 25% other genres so yeah

I listen to Britney's Circus track "Rock Boy," so yes.

yes there is loads ... I mean i personally listen to pop mostly but I listen to rock ranging from paramore / fallout boy / simple plan to like a couple of slipknot and bring me the horizon :L

Honestly you just need to search more you'll like some types of rock remember rock can range from no doubt to asking Alexandria. There is so many different types of rock music. I for one don't really like screamo at all can't stand it but I love pop punk/rock

lol

Yes, the pop girls used to do pop-rock back in the 2000's

Yes. Sexuailty doesn't dictate your music taste.

Its not like my favorite genre but I enjoy a few rock bands/artists
Arcade Fire, Franz Ferdinand, The Dandy Warhols, Wavves, Tame Impala, Ariel Pink, Father John Misty, Nine Inch Nails, Deerhunter, The Smiths, Radiohead

Arctic Monkeys are popular among some (tumblr) gays I think. I like some of their songs tbh

I enjoy rock occasionally but a lot of it seems really regressive and stagnant. It doesn't feel like the genre is progressing or doing anything that hasn't been done ten times over.